Contents -- Introduction -- PART ONE New Disciplinary Orders: Police, Surveillance, and Inequality in the Carceral School -- 1 To Protect, Serve, and Mentor?: Police Officers in Public Schools -- 2 School Surveillance in America: Disparate and Unequal -- 3 The Docile Body in School Space -- PART TWO Schools as Markets: Selling Security, Buying Students -- 4 Safety or Social Control?: The Security Fortification of Schools in a Capitalist Society -- 5 Online Surveillance in Canadian Schools -- 6 "School Ownership Is the Goal": Military Recruiting, Public Schools, and Fronts of War -- PART THREE Security Cultures: Preparing for the Worst -- 7 Reading, Writing, and Readiness -- 8 Risky Youth and the Psychology of Surveillance: The Crisis of the School Shooter -- PART FOUR Accountability Regimes: Tests, Standards, and Audits as Surveillance -- 9 "Politics by Other Means": Education Accountability and the Surveillance State -- 10 The Measure of Success: Education, Markets, and an Audit Culture -- 11 Lying, Cheating, and Teaching to the Test: The Politics of Surveillance Under No Child Left Behind -- PART FIVE Everyday Resistance: Contesting Systems of Control -- 12 Scan This: Examining Student Resistance to School Surveillance -- 13 Seductions of Risk, Social Control, and Resistance to School Survei llance -- Contributors -- Index.